The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-12
OF the Montana division, vice f.. L. Rich.
mond. resigned.

that nothing could induce Cleveland to .ac-
cept a second term.
Hon. Dan Dougherty, P~hildelphia's
crack orator, is going to Europe for six
months.
Miss Emma Dreyfus. the brilliant young
st. Louis soprano, is going to Paris to
study.
Besides the officers OF the engineer corps
there are o over thirty members OF the
Army staff who have served four years
or more at their present stations, and who
might reasonably expect n change. The
reason given for their retention is the lack
OF funds. the appropriation for mileage be-
ing far short OF the necessities of the SER
vice. 1t is, however, understood that oon
after the LIST ofJUly next, when the appro-
priation for the next fiscal year will become
available, the secretary willapply the rule,
which has been temporarily suspended,
and the changes will be mace.
At New York, the case OF Jake Sharpe,
court OF oyer and terminer Judge Van
Bount). District Attorney MARITIME said:
Sharpe, with several others had been in
dicted on twenty-one counts for bribery.
This had been known to the defendant
since last October, but he was willing to
allow him further time for preparation.
He would for trial on one OF the
| INDUCEMENTS on MCnlay neXU.
Lieut.. Col. Lunoz, OF the Eighth battal-
ion, and M. M. Zavalla, musical director,
quarreled at San Luis Potosi, and fought
q duel. At the word both shot at once,
and both fell dead.
ebales is. on the wane, Germany being will
ing to make reparation il necessary.
The president has appointed Thomas P.
Mitchell postmaster at West Liberty, Iowa,
vice Jonathan Maxon, removed. Post
Office Observation-Disclosures: Deerfeld,
Steele county. Postmasters commission.
ed-Dakota: sweetland, ). F.. Clark.
Montana: stickney, B. F. stickney.
Wisconsin: Glencoe, P. Smith.
At Chicago, fire involved a loss OF over
$3.50, 900 started from some unknown
cause in the upper part OF the five story
n basement brick store No.. 33 Dearborn
street. The building was occupied by Schin-
wend q Lee, storekeepers and wholesale
dealers in printers material. Thu firm cal.
ried a stock valued at $4,000 The
insurance on stock is $65, OOO.
Mr.. Brennan, ex.Secretary Manning's
private secretary, says Manning will not
return to America before the middle OF
June. Treasurer Jordan sailed from Eng
land for New York. As soon rs he arrives
he will probably hasten to Washington to
wind up the offairs OF his Office. His resig-
nation has not yet been accepted.
A dispatch from Belgrade says the Rus
sian feeling is becoming so strong in servia
that it would not be a surprise il King
Milan should make concessions to Russia.
A fresh Zankoffist or pro-Russian conspir-
acy have been discovered at Sofia. Sever
al men. who formerly were officers in the
Bulgarian army have been arrested for
active participation in the new movement
At Dublin, at a meetinging OF the millers
a resolution was adopted in favor OF plac-
ing d duty OF one crown per bag on Ameri-
can -four.
The authorized interviews Of the presi-
dent friends relative to a second term
have had their expected effect. They have
prevented the Inauguration of any move
ment in the interest of any ambitious riv-
ais OF Mr.. Cleveland. The most experienc.
dent Cleveland is most certainly q candi-
date for denomination. If he il not, then
all signs fail.
tits announced as probable that the Cans
dian governmentwill shortly totally prohib-
it the importation ~ofcattle from Great Brit
ain for a year in consequence of the danger
OF the introduction OF pleuro.pneumonia
into this country.
E. A. Schroeder of Brooklyn, said to be
" ~ VI ohO "a INDY "a VI
lyn and an ex-congressman, was served
with notice of a suit a short time ago for
$4,000 damages for alternating the affec-
tions OF the wife OF George R. Thursby,
nephew OF Rodney G.. Thursby, q promi-
ent politician, %ex-county clerk OF Kings
county. and cousin of the singer, Emma
Thursby, all OF whom are residents OF the
city OF churches. Mr.. and Mrs. Thursby
were married in 1884.
At Jefferson City, Mo-, Elk. Supreme Judge
John w. Henry and State Auditor Walker
had an alteration on the street. Judge
Henry a shot once in the right arm, and
again in the breast, and Walker was severe
ly cut in the head by O blow from Judge
Henry g cane. The affair grew out of the
late investigation of Auditor Walker by a
legislative commission.
At Reading, Pa, the Manhattan Hard
ware company has been declared insolvent.
Liabilities $4,000.
The following pensions have been issued:
Minnesota-Original, S. NJ. Todd, Park
Rapids; W. H. Emily, La Crescent; Ed
wards. Henning; H. Z. Stanley, Lake Will
son; R. N. Hughes, Tracy; W. Edgar, Spring.
Duffre, Minneapolis; B. F. Ellwood, Mont
gomery; W.. Tust, Wilson. Increased-L.
F. Plaisted, Saltwater; R. B. Sprague,
Hammond.
Patents issued-Wisconsin: E. Bowen,
Bay View, rolling mill; K. G. Hansen. Ra'
cine, slicing machine; j. Marx and A. Vier-
mig, Cross PLANES, sulky pillow; M. w.
Holland, Madison, hanging wall paper; c. A.
Reibe, Delavan. wind mill; j. P. Shea and
w. Brown, Waupuh. boot or shoe; H. E.
Taylor, Bloomington, harvester reel.
Minnesota: o. H. Baker, Pennington,
bed bottom; G. R. Browning and j. SUI.
in, Minneapolis, lighting device for fire box
es; j. O. Lee, st. Paul, boot or shoe bur-
nishing machine; N. w. Row, Garden City,
harrow attachment.
About three hundred persons in Chicago
nave been indicted for bribery, perjury and
conspiracy in connection with the great
Co ok county frauds.
A strike among the stovemakers took
place at Peekskill, N. Y, and 800 men
quit work. The works OF four stove firms
are closed. The cause was the reception
OF St. Louis boycotted patterns.
Col. John G. New, of the Indianapolis
Journal, is going to Europe.
Carter Harrison OF Chicago is going to
travel round the world via San Francisco.
At Harper's Ferry, members Of pic
mic party dug MP q bomb shell-a relic Of
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